and fruit that pops up. But if you’ve noticed something unusual about your tomato plants recently, you might be wondering: ...

One pesky problem that plagues many gardeners is curling leaves on tomato plants. Whether it's one stalk, limited to new growth, or covering the entire plant, curling leaves are a sign that your ...

“Plants can get heat stress from being exposed to too much direct light or heat – to counteract this, they try to conserve moisture by curling up their leaves,” explains Richard ...

I love the smell of tomato leaves ... When bundled up and simmered in a sauce (or even plain water), the leaves and stems impart a pleasant, herby, savory tea-like flavor. It’s nice!

Your tomato plant seems to be growing inside a greenhouse and the leaves may be curling due to heat stress. In an enclosed environment such as this, there is often a build-up of heat and a lack of ...

Blend the chopped red tomatoes, shallots, Tabasco sauce, Worcestershire sauce and basil leaves in a food processor for 8-10 seconds until just broken up but not puréed – it should resemble ...

Make a deep, crisscross incision on the top of the tomato and blanch. Once the skin starts to curl up, place in a bowl of ice water to cool before peeling. Cut into pieces. 3. Cut an onion in half ...

Italian tomato purée is the most acclaimed variety. For the best flavour, buy tomato purée in jars rather than cans or tubes. There is also a ‘double concentrated’ version of purée ...

MANILA, Philippines — The retail price of tomatoes in Metro Manila has increased by 100 percent after it reached as high as P180 per kilo compared to P90 per kilo a week ago. The spike in the ...

And no scented candle manages to capture freshness quite like a tomato-scented candle. Thankfully nothing like the sour tang of ketchup, tomato candles (well, the good ones, at least) capture all ...